Testimony details Dr Sanders murder trial in Borroto case
In Manchester on March 4 the defense details Dr Sanders handling of Mrs Abbie Borroto as the jury hears testimony. Sanders describes finding no pulse and a frozen expression, considering but denying murder while fearing pain return. He recounts injecting air and a syringe after misjudging the vein, then withdrawing the syringe as he concludes Mrs Borroto was dead prior to injection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
Hermann N Sanders
Abbie Borroto
Milo
Mra. Borreto
Br. Sander
Tom
Ralph E. Langdell
Dr. Sander
Sander
Albert) Snay
Snay
Two Indiana County Men Hurt In Johnstown Crash
Two Indiana County men were injured in a Wednesday night collision near Johnstown. David Stinson, 40, of Cramer, suffered arm, hip, facial injuries with possible fractures and is in serious condition at Lee Hospital. Charles Strickland Jr., 25, Indiana Route 2, received knee bruises but was not hospitalized. Total damage about 1200 dollars as police say Stinson’s car skidded on icy pavement en route to Johnstown. Strickland’s car carried him from Windber where he had taken his father. Strickland was uninjured beyond bruises.
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Indiana County
Johnstown
David Stinson
Cramer
Lee Hospital
Indona
Charles Strickland, Jr
Indiana RD 2
Stingon
Strickland
Windber
Stingoh
Mobilization Plans For War
Senators opened a detailed check into secret civilian and industry mobilization blueprints for wartime. Chairman Tydings and President Truman voiced confidence the defenses are at peacetime peak while some lawmakers doubt American preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tydings
D-Md
Senate Armed Services Committee
Truman
Congress
Defense Johnson
Gurney
R-Sd
C of C Backs Aggies Meet At Greiners
Indiana Chamber of Commerce focus will be on aiding regional agricultural interests with topics from a Fall Aims and Objects Committee list. Planned discussions include a permanent farmers market slaughter house cold storage plant and a wading center for barter in crops and farm needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney G. Dean
Indiana Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
K. C C. Sink
Heath Clark
Robert Fisher
Harry Nichol
Willis Pratte
Hastie Ray
Gilbert Wolfenden
Taia
Partian
Pt Gce Firet
Ouy
Coal Crises Prompt New 80 Day Federal Injunction
David Cole of Paternoster New Jersey says a Fact Finding Board will report to the President soon to outline the current bargaining setup and remaining gaps. Federal Judge Richmond Keech issues an 80 day injunction under Taft Hartley, urging good faith bargaining though enforcement remains limited. Cabinet members discuss seizure power while Morse bill and other seizure measures face Senate Labor Committee consideration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Cole
Paternon
N. J
Cole
Truman Cole
Fatal Accident Shuts Off Power in Titusville
Titusville, Pa. March 3 Electric power was shut off twenty minutes after an oil city man was killed when his auto skidded from Route 8 into a utility pole. The victim John A Walcott about 30 health officer. Sparks from live wires delayed extrication until power was cut. Officials could not determine exact cause. Walcott died from injuries sustained when the pole toppled onto his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Titusville
Oil City
Route 8
John A. Walcott
Walcott
Pose Jersby
GOP Replies To Truman On Lead Boast
Washington March 3 Republicans challenged President Truman over his claim of leading the drive against communists in the government. Senator Bricker said Truman acted only under congressional pressure, while Senator McCarthy and Senator Ferguson argued Congress uncovered the facts and the State Department failed to act earlier on Alger Hiss, despite early knowledge. Ferguson cited 1945 findings and the post hearings prosecutions as proof.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
Bricker
Congress
McCarthy
Ferguson
Alger Hiss
Hiss
State Department
Hudock Voices Strife Over Pennsylvania Coal Strike
Greensburg Pa March 3 The coal strike tests state police head Captain Andrew Hudock who commands 358 troopers patrolling 695 mines in 17 counties His force grew by 36 in two weeks yet remains barely one officer per mine A radio alert system helps mobilize troopers from multiple counties when 500 pickets gather at Armstrong County mines and 40 plus troopers arrive within 30 minutes Hudock notes five month arrests total 596 with some drivers charged for weight limits
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Greensburg
Andrew Hudock
Pennsylvania
Hadock
Armstrong County
Clarion
Jefferson
Indiana
Butler
Hudock
Fireman Rescues Doll As Girl Dies In Smoke
Fireman Bob Coley entered a west bedroom amid dense smoke seeking the sleeping child but failed to find her. He found a wrapped blanket object which revealed to be a large crying baby doll. Despite a third rescue attempt, the girl died. Fire Chief Bruce said the blaze started in a closed closet and spread to the bed, likely from spontaneous combustion in heavy clothing.
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Baby
Bob Coley
Veterans Hospital
Small Fry Series In Williamsport
Williamsport hosts the Littles League World Series from August 29 to 26. National Commissioner Carl E. Stots says 2,000 teams in 37 states will compete for spots in this year’s tourney. Last year 600 teams from 22 states participated as Little League Baseball opens its headquarters here to direct the program for boys aged 8 to 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport
Carl E. Stots
Small Fry Diamond Organization
Little League Baseball, Incy
Strachey Asked to Quit War Minister Post
London papers led by Lord Beaverbrook's outlets demand the ouster of Leftist John Strachey from his new post as War Minister amid claims he remains an avowed Communist. A Downing Street denial called the charges disgraceful as Labor faces a weakened government after elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Beaverbrook
John Strachey
Sbiff
Evening Standard
Daily Express
Strachey
U. S
America
The
Standard
Labor
W Wek
Winston Churchill
UMW Files Demanded By Court
Court continues action over coal production and price controls. Named in the suit are Earl J. Jones of Misco Mine in Muskingum and Perry Counties, and Pittsburgh Consolidation’s aim to show how UMW policy is enforced through mine locals. Two UMW officials testified contracts were not produced. A Cambridge attorney was appointed to sift relevant information for court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judge Faught
Earl J. Jones
Misco
Muskingum
Perry Counties
Pittsburgh
Jones
UMW
Lewis
Thea Mine Union
R. C. Owens
Columbus
Peter Phillips
Piney Fork
Jefferson County
Frank Dave Jello
Cambridge
Labor Rule Aims To Take Over Steel
London March 3 The Labor Government reportedly will proceed with nationalization of iron and steel despite rumors of a delay. The cabinet met briefly as Attlee faces a House with a seven seat Labour majority. Nationalization under the last act is scheduled to take effect January 1, raising the prospect of a renewed election if defeated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Attlee
British Preag Association
House of Commons
Labor
Congress Considers Unilateral Action On Coal Strike
Washington March 3 Congress weighs immediate action on the soft coal crisis without awaiting a White House plan. Senator Morse proposes government seizure of mines amid renewed calls after a federal judge found United Mine Workers in contempt of court. Senator Taft seeks Senate Labor Committee inquiry into DOJ handling of the case. President Truman hinted draft seizure plans exist but gave no time frame. Senate leaders say the plans are news to them.
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Richmond B. Keech
Keech
McGrath
Congress
Justice Department
Interior Department
Washington
White House
Senate
Morse
Truman
Capitol
Richmond Reech
United Mine Workers Union
Taft
Senate Labor Committee
Lucas
Tinois
Elbert D. Thomas
Surgeon Discredits Air Theory Continued From Page One
The Hippocratic Oath was read by Phinney who highlighted the line about art solely for patient care. Dr Dwinnell acknowledged the oath was quoted correctly. Dr Kander and his wife are scheduled to testify on the tenth day, Langdell disclosed in opening statements to the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phinney
Dwinnell
Kander
Langdell
Slippery Spot Tangled Pair in Ice Mishap
On a March day in Willoughby C Moran slipped on ice while visiting a sick friend and sprained his ankle. The visitor Clarence F Shroyer also slipped on the same spot and broke his left leg in two places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willoughby
Patrick
Moran
Clarence F. Shroyer
Shroyer
Federal Hold On Schools Is Opposed
President Truman told the House Labor Committee he opposes Federal control of the nation’s schools. He endorsed a Federal aid to education bill but resisted central administration by the Federal Security Agency. The president cited broad opposition from the committee states schools and citizens to federal control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Truman
House Labor Committee
Federal Security Agency
House Committee
Senate
Lawrence Stitt Guest Conductor At State Teachers College
Lawrence Stitt, music faculty member at State Teachers College Indiana Pa, led the Pennsylvania School Music Association Southern District Festival at Shippensburg Pa featuring a 140 player orchestra and a recital on string instrument materials. The festival gathers top high school musicians from York Lancaster Harrisburg Carlisle Hanover and Gettysburg areas for rehearsals begun Thursday with public concerts Friday and Saturday.
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Lawrence Stitt
The
State Teachers College
Indiana
Shippensburg
Stitt
Orchester
Pennsylvania School Music Association
Pennsylvania
York
Lancaster
Harrisburg
Carls Isle
Hanover
Gettysburg
Camp Hill
Coplon Trial Goes To Jury
In New York the espionage case against Judith Coplon and Valentin Gubitchev heads to the jury with minimal witness testimony. Defense rested late after a brief prosecution case, as Judge Ryan prepares to charge the jurors and decide if the pair conspired to obtain and transmit U.S. secrets to Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Mar
Judith Copline
Valentin Gubitchev
Miss Coplon
Gubitchev
Sylvester J. Ryan
Payehiment of Justice
Aed Weither
V. G. Gove
Obituaries from Indiana County 1950s fragment
Obituary notices recount deaths from Cokeville to Blairsville and Barnesboro. MR Ruth Graham McHenry of Cokeville died March 2 in Latrobe Hospital aged 47, survived by sons Paul and Howard, a sister and brother. services March 6. Elizabeth Polace of Josephine died March 3, born December 1891 in Czechoslovakia. husband Geo Polack, children Mary Popovich, Elizabeth Fedeko, Michael Sivak, John Sivak and others. Requiem High Mass March 4. Clark Henry of Indiana R D 4 died March 3. obituary to follow. John Elica of Barnett died March 2. obituary with family list and burial plans. Nola Reed Scott of Tacoma Park Maryland died March 3. survived by sons John and William. services March 6 in Indiana with burial Greenwood Cemetery.
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Ruth Graham McRenry
Cokeville
Latrobe Hospital
Joseph
Frances Hogue Graham
Methodist Church
Order of Eastern Star
McHenry
Paul W. McHenry
Pittsburgh
Howard G
Mlntravilla
Mary G. Renout
Preeport
Paul W. Graham
Slatraville
Ferguson
Blairsville
Ellsworth Crispene
Blairaville Cemetery
Elizabeth Polace
Josephine March Qatiso AM
Czechoslovakia
George
Mary Nevolaw Elio
Geo. J. Polack
Josephine
Mary Popovich
Trenton
N. 2
Elizabeth Federko
Michael Sivak
John Sivak
Mary Urban
Michael Elko
John Elko
Polack
St.Bonaventure Church
St. Bonaventure
Fev
Matthew A. Yanosek
Simon and Dude
Hunter Funeral Home
Blairsrille
John Elica
Barnete
Edns Gromlay
C.f
Filigabeth Gromley
Ameigh Flun
Cambria
Mary
Jon
Mare
L. Hortgog
Lee G
Gled Campbell
Beam
Starford
Murray M
Indieana RD
Vincent
Charles F
Hellwood
Ira B
Cherry Tree
R. D
Flora A
Taylor
Clymer
Gromley
Ada F. Woodford
Hastings
Arthur J
Indiana R. D
Sarah A. Vhlansky
Sway-Ajerville
Christian Alliance Church
Barnesboro
Lenard Thomas
Cockport Cemetery
Long Funeral Home
Nola Reed Scott
John Reed Scott
Tacoma Park
Indiana County
Kent
William Logan
Anna Priscilla (Johnston) Reed
H. Hy, Scott
John
William H
Yonkers
N. Y
Fists Fly In France National Assembly Row
In Paris on March 3 Communist deputies clashed in the National Assembly over a Social Security bill. One deputy was treated in the infirmary after a punch, desks were smashed, and the session recessed as the dispute over a sabotage measure and voting procedures unfolded. Gerard Duprat remained at the rostrum reading a newspaper while a clerk brought water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
National Assembly
Marcel Rocere
Gerard Duprat
Roclore
Duprat
Rostrum
Germans Balk At Saar Pact
Bonn faces a crisis as Chancellor Adenauer gathers policy leaders after France offers the Saarland a republic title and 10-year French control of its coal mines. Parliament likely to convene next week to discuss the Paris agreement amid broad German anger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Saarland
Ree
Problaly
Paris
Saar
Adenauer
Social Democrats
Heinrich Brentano
Christian Democrat Party
Banceelloy
Gangvland
France
Pius XI Receives Cardinal Spellman in Private Audience
Pope Pius XI held a private audience with Francis Cardinal Spellman of New York. Spellman arrived with the first American Holy Year Pilgrimage to Rome after attending Mass at Santa Susanna and landing pilgrims at the Vatican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catican City
Pope Pius XI
Francis Cardinal
Speelman
New York
Rome
Vatican
Santa Susanna
Et Pau
French Arms Aid May Set Off Riot in Paris
Paris dispatch reports fear that the first arm shipments from the United States could trigger riots as Communist agents aim to block landings. French morale is low after wartime reverses, with Russia recognizing Ho Chi Minh in Indochina and protests over the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Preston Grover
France
America
McNelly Objects To Dog Tethering Ordinance in WENATOREE
In Wenatoree Washington 43 year old Pitc McNelly sues to overturn a city ordinance requiring dogs to be tied during the growing season. He claims bone wear and dog odors ruin his flower garden as persistent digging and scent draw crowds to his property. The Gazette Classified Ads note.
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Wenatoree
Wash
Mar
Pitc
McNelly
Amell
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